Three-dimensional Oxford shoes modeled by a two-dimensional Hermes Foamcore Footwear Model was the detail of note in this Hermes® window display. Only lightly propped with merchandise you still had to look close to see the 3-on-2D visual merchandising trick. CLICK the thumbnail for an overview and the shoes in situ and the entire foam core…
Defining its own two-dimensional world, this illustrated Bloomingdales Foamcore Kiosk In-Store is still branded “Bloomingdales®” above the doorway. Even three-dimensional objects are or take on two-dimensional characteristics … see the low cabinet in the doorway and the pedestal just beyond. CLICK the thumbnail and gallery for various views and zooms. Sorry, no angled views were possible.…
“Practice Social Distancing” is the mandate of this oversize CoronaVirus Social Distancing Foamcore Sign. It commands attention across the entry to all Cashwrap lanes. Use of 3 typeface weights in the flush-left-and-right justified heading might not be my personal choice, but the heading is visible and readable from afar so who could complain. See that…
Taller than a person but standing on its own, this Apply-Now Credit-Card Foamcore Sign makes its pitch near the entry. Though deemphasized by the flattening effect of photography know that the “Text To Apply” speech bubble up top and central Credit-Card Shape Carter’s branding elements were separate Foamcore cutouts applied to the surface for visual relief.…
A tall vertical Foamcorp Signboard reaches out to handle Department Store Order-Pickup Navigation. The “Online Order Pickup” masthead is impactful and calls for attention even if a pick-up were not your primary purpose today. But that is good anyway, promoting and reinforcing the integration of online and bricks-and-mortar retailing all the more. Oh! You are…
The overall sign supports in-store Order-Pickup Navigation. But addition of a few illustrations adds additional communication in an instant. Laptop and Smartphone shapes immediately say “online” as well as “modern, quick, and convenient.” A box tied atop a car instantly says “pick-up” in one visual. There is a “Buy online and pickup in store” tag…
This simple Freestanding Foamcore Signboard Stand has proved popular in posts here on FixturesCloseUp so it bears reporting again. A single, small, and economical formed sheet metal base is the holder for, in this case, a half-sheet Famcore sign. It could, however, support a wider sign or you could use two for huge promotions. When…
Clip or Cling for Shelf-Edge Signage are distinct alternatives. This is a very nice shelf-edge affair that communicates both style and size. The foam core-backed signage added a finished look and is not easily dog-eared (though foamcore is dent-able). But considering the existing rigid acrylic Frontstop, I wonder if “cling” material might be an interesting alternative…
Why change materials if there is no need? This Foamcore Sign Stand Is Foamcore Itself. With a light sign and few stresses why not stick with the same, cheap material. And like the sign, once the use is complete, both can be disposed of. Do see that the Stand is of thicker material than the…
With impressive size feet, this Magnetic Median Foamcore Sign Frame provides total frame enclosure of the sign it serves. The total enclosure provides a more finished appearance to the presentation. Consider design and construction in the gallery of images. Note the “layered” look of the magnetic bases, which hint that these magnetic units may actually…